Explanation of the idiom: “To pull someone’s leg”  

You can write down an example with this idiom to remember it better👇🏻🫶🏻


Yeva's Blog 

Explanation of the idiom: “To pull someone’s leg”  🫶🏻

This is the first in a 5 part episode series. I will teach you the most common business idioms that you can use at the office today! These idioms are also common in everyday life as well. Check back soon for the next part of this series!

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Today's idioms are:
1- A long shot
2- Back to the drawing board
3- To corner the market
4- Hands are tied
5- Up in the air

Stairway to English: Short easy to understand episodes to improve your English grammar and fluency

Business (and everyday!) common idioms series: Episode 1/5

être content : estar feliz, to be happy
être triste : estar triste, to be sad
être stressé(e) : estar estressado(a), to be stressed
être occupé(e) : estar ocupado(a), to be busy
être fatigué(e) : estar cansado(a), to be tired
être patient : ser paciente, to be patient
être malade : estar doente, to be sick
être à l’aise : estar bem, sentir-se confortável, to be at ease
être en colère : estar aborrecido, to be angry
être en forme : estar muito bem, to be great
être en vacances : estar de férias, to be on holiday
être d’accord : concordar, to agree
être fier : ter orgulho, to be proud



Professeur Maxime

Quelques expressions avec "être" (première partie)

The many different ways to pronounce words written with "OUGH":
bough
cough
dough
tough
enough
thorough
through
thought
although
rough


The Social Evolutionary

How many ways to pronounce "OUGH"???

Learn what "Yeah, no," "No, yeah," and "Yeah, no, for sure" actually mean in American English. These aren't contradictions — they're discourse markers that soften tone and manage conversation. This episode breaks down the pattern, explains the cultural context, and gives real-life examples so you can start recognizing (and using) these phrases naturally.

**Topics covered:** discourse markers, polite refusal, enthusiastic agreement, American indirectness, conversational flow

**Level:** Intermediate to Advanced

Context Clues

Why Americans Say the Opposite of What They Mean

标准汉语会话360句 book1-4 Standard Chinese conversation 360 sentences

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Creo que es un mes propicio para encontrarnos con el origen de 10 palabras más usadas en español, todo esto a razón del día del idioma, Entonces, ¿qué tal si hoy vamos descubriendo el origen de nuevas palabras, que se usan cotidianamente pero que desconocemos de dónde surgieron? Y, para esto, aprovecharemos el excepcional libro “Palabras fabulosas” de Ricardo Soca..Escucha, comenta y comparte...Gracias. 

Español con todo 

ORIGEN DE 10 PALABRAS MÁS USADAS EN ESPAÑOL

"Как зовут ...", "как называется", "как назвали"??? Oh, let's make the difference clear.

All about Russian language 🌟

Звать, называть/ся

In this podcast, I will be talking about the differences between employment and business.
I have experience in both worlds and there are many differences that are rarely discussed online. I will be sharing five things I learned as a new entrepreneur. I hope that you guys learn something, especially if you want to transition to entrepreneurship. 